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capoditutti

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Nov 11, 2006
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London
Hi all,

How can I do this?

How can I even locate the files that have been downloaed?

Any help appreciated...
 
I don't know anything about how the Sky Go app works --- but, just to guess, check in your user Library folder, then the Applications Support folder. I expect you will find a Sky, or Sky Go folder there. Your downloaded programmes may be in that folder.

If you don't have any luck with that, try contacting Sky support. (?)
 
I don't know anything about how the Sky Go app works --- but, just to guess, check in your user Library folder, then the Applications Support folder. I expect you will find a Sky, or Sky Go folder there. Your downloaded programmes may be in that folder.

If you don't have any luck with that, try contacting Sky support. (?)


Thanks for the pointer DeltaMac - I got home angry as hell about the issue and did the following:

  • Deleted the application
  • Reinstalled from scratch
  • Waited 5 minutes
  • Launched and closed it
  • Dredged my SSD using a crude FIND command for all file locations modified in the last 5 minutes...
I found what I was looking for - it appears the download had corrupted, and the database which monitors the downloaded files viewing experience had corrupted (no matter what I did in the front-end, I could not delete or progress past a certain point in my download).

I deleted both files and relaunched the app - hey presto I can watch/download again.

What I'm not happy about is that they have hidden where they put the files, and there does not appear to be a front-end option to delete the download or relocate the download to a more convenient storage space.

that part, is a battle for another day :D
 
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